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tl;dr: menhaden is an awesome fish the ecosystem depends on and it's about to go extinct because of stupid studies about fish oil.
-http://arstechnica.com/open-source/news/2009/04/linux-collab...
Theodore Tso is the main developer of ext4 and numerous times he has said that it is simply another step forward, nothing new or remarkable, and that he believes that btrfs will be the implementation that really pushes the envelope for filesystems. Why is google moving to ext4? Why not wait/get involved with the development of btrfs? Does google know something about btrfs that nobody else does? If they want stability, why not just stay with ext2? I feel a lot of important facts are being left out of this advertised switch.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BgC3
has anyone ever heard of anything related to this company? I have heard a number of theories, mainly concerning it being a patent troll.